Total pulled all its staff out of the Mozambique LNG project today, leaving the security of the mothballed project entirely in the hands of Mozambique’s defence and security forces
The town of Nangade is increasingly nervous as insurgents have attacked villages as close as 10km away already this week
War crimes have been committed in Cabo Delgado by Islamist insurgents, Mozambique government forces, and Dyck Advisory Group, according to a new report published today by human rights organisation Amnesty International
Food supplies have finally reached the town of Palma, in the far north-east of Cabo Delgado, thanks to a military escort to allow goods vehicles to travel safely from the town of Nangade
Mozambique’s government forces have regained control of at least one key village in Muidumbe district, though the circumstances of its retaking remain unclear
Attacks in Palma district are leaving the population fearful, though the LNG project seems well defended
Mozambique’s ministry of defence yesterday denied allegations of human rights abuses in Cabo Delgado, but Amnesty International said its allegations are well-founded
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Large numbers of troops travelled north from Pemba over the weekend — and may have retaken the key village of Miangalewa on their way through, according to reports